Nagbukel is a town of 5,000 inhabitants in Ilocos Sur. It is an upland town on the boundary with Abra province inhabited by indigenous Tingguians and home to multiple waterfalls.
Understand
[edit]Nagbukel was named after the round hills (bukel) surrounding the area. Founded by the Spanish in 1896, it is situated in a valley northeast of Narvacan surrounded by the Cordillera mountains leading to Abra. It is one of a few towns in Ilocos Sur inhabited by non-Ilocano groups, namely the Tingguian, who predominate in neighboring Abra.
Get in
[edit]Travelers heading to Nagbukel take Orense Road at the back of Narvacan Church.
Get around
[edit]Tricycles are the main form of transportation in town.
See
[edit]- 1 Nagbukel Viewdeck, Nagbukel Road, Poblacion East. An elevated lookout point with views over the surrounding valley and Northern Luzon Heroes Hill National Park.
- 2 Paroki Falls, Mapisi.
- 3 Burayok Falls, Lapting.
- 4 Taleb Falls, Taleb.
- 5 Mabungtot Falls, Cadacad. The lower cascade of a waterfall system that includes Matedtedted Falls
- 6 Matedtedted Falls, Cadacad. The lower cascade of a waterfall system that includes Mabungtot Falls
Do
[edit]Buy
[edit]- 1 Nagbukel Public Market, Nagbukel Road corner Poblacion West Road, Poblacion West.
Eat
[edit]Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]The nearest accommodations are in Narvacan.
